Sounds great considering

I recall Phil stating that he didn't want Jerry's Black Muddy River to end the summer tour so he added the Box of Rain to cap it off.

Can someone please tell me why the Dead did a double encore this night? With fireworks too. I believe the band knew this was their last show. 30 years had come to an end with bad things happen on this tour I felt that this was going to be the last tour especially when I heard of the double encore. Also Phil busted out the Unbroken chain spring 95 which I was told would never happen.
Also thanks to this site for bringing back good times and good memories !! I miss you Jerry. If not for you my life wouldn't be the same.

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I can’t help but think that in the consciousness we call life Jerry subtly knew this was it…what a beautiful version of Black Muddy River to say goodbye with. Awesome, utterly awesome music! American Pie, Baseball, and the Grateful Dead!

Ugh.

My favorite era is 87-90 and I have listened to every era extensively. Thanks for trying to be open minded though, you'll get it right some day just keep on trying.

The last Show. It still breaks my heart. My 1st show was Sept 1st 1979 Rochester NY my last was Buffalo 1992. Black Muddy River still gives me goose bumps. On the last show i almost think Jerry knew time was short.The Grateful Dead are an American Treasure. Just Be Grateful

I find it sad... that we lose ourselves from this ever-resplendent joyousness which rings out beyond the years. 'In the end there's just a song'; can't you hear it? Jerry is mellifluous and always to be enjoyed... put your hearts out on... 'WE WILL GET BY!!!'
This music is wonderful and I struggle to find what warrants the justification for this review
But as for the sound... each note rings with the ever-born lonesomeness... all the struggles of the years. Through taht is the ever-becoming joy we seek. May it be found here; I could not say that this is bad- that last solo in Box of Rain- and what is says! No... this is... quite possibly the msot beautiful Grateful Dead show... that last one

for set 2 Jerry busted out "Tiger", his main guitar from 79 -90... thanks for the hard work, jerry

that was it, wasn't it? When I here the maniacal screaming I envision gate crashers and a very anxious, nervous band. Well, it is what it is and there will never be another. The good news is that the music will be carried on for ever.

snydel may have been a bit blunt but i have to agree somebody should a put that dog out of its misery. I believe it was david gans who said "the best thing about a dead concert in 90's was the drum solos". As a vet. of numerous shows in the 70's, I witnessed the slow decline of the band in the earley 80's, ending with Garcia playing a different tune than the rest of the band. I tried a couple a show in the resurgent late 80's. The band was playing alittle better, but the scene was miserable. I got soaked with beer, burned with cigarettes, puked on and deafend by close range fireworks, while adolesent asswipes screamed touch of gray into wet, burned, puke encrusted, deafend ears. You can't go back! But if this sad facsmile of a grateful dead concert floats your enjoy.

p.s. 1 star for the drum solo!

tho 'twas in.deed.
thelast
&also-was
my first.
i am forever grateful..
thank you jerry.
we miss u:)
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DarkStar1972, Get a grip.
Sidney, open minds hear the music; stop listening to what your buddies tell you. The formative years were excellent; can't hear without them, but if you missed out on the 21 shows of spring, 2009 you missed a mind-blowing run. Seriously. Substitute, please, strong vocals and absolutely powerful guitar and it's the most impactful Dead you've ever heard. It's so different and so good it will transform your appreciation for the Music.

when i listen to the dead i take what i can from it i dont bicker or argue or complain but most importantly i dont pick apart what they did or didnt play. Syndel who r u to say what is or isnt good, sure ur entitled to ur own opinion but to say that like thirteen years worth of music is garbage ur an idiot.

Lord So Many Roads to EAse My SOUL

Just to let person who downloaded this show know, at some point the tracks get messed up and fall two ahead of what they say they are.

if you want to hear the Grateful Dead at their best ya gotta listen to 1966 through 1980 (1982 at the very latest). Any new listeners reading this post take my advice. You won't be disappointed. Nobody likes to hear that the years they saw the Dead in-person sucked but the reality is post-1982 Grateful Dead is nowheres near pre-1982.